Egyptian Military: Seven Militants Killed in Sinai | Locals complain of brutal military raids
Egyptian Military: Seven Militants Killed in Sinai
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Plenty of Fighting But Little Progress in Fight for Syria’s Aleppo
Plenty of Fighting But Little Progress in Fight for Syria’s Aleppo | Arab League postpones talks
Iraq to Total Oil: End Kurd Ties or Lose Southern Oilfield
Iraq to Total Oil: End Kurd Ties or Lose Southern Oilfield | Several major oil companies signing independent deals with Kurdistan
Pakistan FM Confirms Talks With Afghanistan on Top Taliban Leader’s Release
Pakistan FM Confirms Talks With Afghanistan on Top Taliban Leader’s Release | Afghan officials seek Mullah Baradar’s release for peace process
Hamas: No Proof of Gaza Link to Sinai Violence
Hamas: No Proof of Gaza Link to Sinai Violence | Six killed as army raids border village
Netanyahu Rails at Newspaper Coverage of Imminent Iran Attack
Netanyahu Rails at Newspaper Coverage of Imminent Iran Attack | ‘Worldwide scandal’ aims at foiling war, PM insists
Poll: Majority of Israelis Opposed to Attacking Iran
Poll: Majority of Israelis Opposed to Attacking Iran | Former PM Olmert: No reason to attack
Egypt’s Mursi Ousts Junta Chief, Claims Broad Powers
Egypt’s Mursi Ousts Junta Chief, Claims Broad Powers | Military chiefs ‘retired’ in surprise move
Romney’s Paul Ryan VP Pick Pleases War Hawks
Presumptive Republican Presidential nominee Mitt Romney has chosen Rep. Paul Ryan to run for his Vice President slot and although Ryan has built an unearned reputation as a deficit hawk, the pick has also pleased foreign policy hawks. Rep. Paul Ryan made a name for...
Washington Aggravating Asian Territorial Disputes
Tensions between various Asian countries have been on the rise over territorial disputes and Washington keeps sticking its nose in where it doesn't belong in an attempt to undercut its global competitor, China. Late last year, President Obama announced a strategic...
